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- RADIO PIONEER, 6747kcs, 17.29hrs, SINPO 34333
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- RADIO NORTON, 6291kcs, 17.33hrs, SINPO 44434
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- UNID ON 6249kcs, 17.36hrs, SINPO 4-5,4434
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- UNID ON 6303kcs, 17.40hrs, SINPO 3-4,4333
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- DE ZWARTE BOEKANIER, 1620kcs, 18.13hrs, SINPO 34343
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- UNID ON 1611kcs, 18.17hrs, SINPO 34243
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- ZENDER DIGITAAL, 1615kcs, 18.23hrs, SINPO 3-2,424,3-2
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- UNID ON 1612kcs, 19.40hrs, SINPO 33333
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- RADIO SPACESHUTTLE, 6220kcs, 20.00hrs, SINPO 2-3,433,2-3
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- DE ZWARTE ARABIER, 1635kcs, 20.26hrs, SINPO 3-2,433,3-2
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- RADIO SPACESHUTTLE, 6205kcs, 20.58hrs, SINPO 24332
( Pop music )
- RADIO BLACK POWER, 1611kcs, 21.01hrs, SINPO 4334,3-4
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- RADIO ELDORADO, 1620kcs, 21.09hrs, SINPO 4-3,334,3-4
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- UNID ON 1630kcs, 21.25hrs, SINPO 2-3,423,2-3
( Dutch music )
- UNID ON 1667kcs (Oldtimer?), 21.28hrs, SINPO 24232
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- RADIO ARMADA, 1647kcs, 21.55hrs, SINPO 4433,4-3
( Pop music by Juliane Werding )
- RADIO SPACESHUTTLE, 3905kcs, 23.08hrs, SINPO 24232
( Pop music )
- LASER HOT HITS, 4026kcs, 23.12hrs, SINPO 34333
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- RADIO BLUEBIRD, 1638kcs, 23.33hrs, SINPO 34333
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- RADIO PHILADELPHIA, 1665kcs, 23.37hrs, SINPO 2-3,433,2-3
( Polka music )
Reding in Washington: EU Sends Tough Commissioner for NSA Talks
The EU is
remaining firm with Washington over US spying, with officials in
Brussels demanding better protection for Europeans. Justice Commissioner
Viviane Reding is heading to Washington on Monday with a number of
demands.
Due to the misuse of personal data by the US intelligence agency, the trans-Atlantic relationship is mired in a true crisis of confidence, she added. "The Americans' approach has been shocking. I'm on a fact-finding mission in Washington. Are the Americans ready to restore lost trust? Are they prepared to see us as partners instead of opponents?"
'I Want Clarity'
The justice commissioner isn't sure what the answers to these questions will be. The current EU-US agreement on mutual legal assistance -- which focuses in particular on American IT companies in Europe whose data can be accessed by US officials -- has not been adhered to by the Americans, Reding said. And with respect to a framework agreement on law enforcement and judicial cooperation she stated: "The American government must guarantee the legal protection of EU citizens in the US," she said. "I want clarity. The European parliament will never vote in favor of an agreement that doesn't clear up this point."
The question is whether Reding's determination will do anything to sway the Americans. So far, US government sources have signaled that they want to gain the greatest freedom possible within the EU for the data streams of Internet companies like Google, Amazon or Microsoft. As the global market leaders, they're also in a strong position, especially given that the Europeans have done little to build up companies that can compete.
Politically, it is also unlikely that much will change right now. When Republican Congressman Jim Sensenbrenner recently discussed his plans in Brussels for more closely monitoring the NSA, the privacy of foreigners didn't play a role. He said he was concerned about improved observation of the NSA's work on US soil. And much-discussed legislation by Senate Intelligence Committee chair Diane Feinstein to rein in NSA spying is also unlikely to deliver much progress. Her bill even makes it possible for foreigners to be spied on for up to 72 hours without requiring any kind of court approval.
Kerry's 'Trans-Atlantic Renaissance'
But is the White House even behind such reconciliatory efforts? President Barack Obama still hasn't issued any official apology to Merkel over the NSA's eavesdropping on her mobile phone. When Obama's national security adviser, Susan Rice, made a rare public appearance at the Aspen Ideas Forum last week, the NSA scandal wasn't even a topic of discussion.
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